what is the cliamte and seasonal changes of the mangrove swamp

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The climate of a mangrove swamp is tropical and the trees are salt toterant as the swamps are found along the edges of seas and where rivers and streams met the sea. Since it is tropical, there are no real seasonal changes.
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